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Computer Wars 03/08/2004 11:24 PM

You know -- the Sony and BetaMax analogy. (Roadstead.com via MyAppleMenu)




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The first authorized, limited edition art from the animated micro-series Star Wars: Clone Wars entitled "Heroes and Villains" will soon be available from Acme Archives. Click on the thumbnail above for more details.

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FLASH: 'Star Wars: Episode III Revenge
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Here's the Lucasfilm press release

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Online Music Wars Meet the Cola Wars


Online Music Wars Meet the Cola Wars 03/23/2005 04:43 PM
Struggling to keep pace with market leader iTunes, Microsoft on Wednesday announced it had struck a partnership with soft drink maker Coca-Cola to promote its Sprite brand through MSN Music and MSN Messenger. Also announced was an "exclusive" single from former pop icon Mariah Carey.

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Whalley Computer Associates, New
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Computer Crime Scene InvestigationDavid
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When we see a headline about weapons of mass destruction, we immediately think of Islamic terrorists launching chemical, biological or nuclear weapons. But another type of weapon will become equally dangerous and much more available within the next decade: an artificially intelligent computer virus. Dan Ronco explores this emerging threat in PeaceMaker, his new scifi thriller, released August 1, 2004 by Winterwolf Publishing. Complimentary copies are available to qualified individuals. [PRWEB Aug 13, 2004]

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The Kerry Wars 08/21/2004 10:39 AM
Weekly Standard cover story .. "The Kerry wars."

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Car Wars: Return of the 0% Fi


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Search Wars 08/04/2004 01:03 PM

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“At the Wall Street Journal’s second annual D Conference in June, Bill Gates defended his company’s plans to enter the search arena. In an interview conducted by Walt Mossberg and Kara Swisher, Mr. Gates explained why Microsoft will someday be a better alternative than Google.”…

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Nothing But Star Wars


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Grand Unification Theory: Salavon's work has been mentioned on MeFi before, but I thought in honor of the trilogy finally being released on DVD this week, I'd post a link to this very awesome piece of art using every single frame from Episode Four.

FC Now: Mail Wars


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The aftermath years were a time of paradox, where the men who returned from the horrors of the trenches wanted to forget, and where those who had stayed behind, and had lost husbands and brothers, and sons and fathers were equally determined never to forget. It was a time where remembrance of the dead became a way of life, and where it was somehow assumed that all the best, and the finest young men of a generation had died. The other side of that assumption was that those who had survived were somehow less than those who had died. . . The exploration of that time, that world, is the theme of these pages.

Click Bot Wars


Click Bot Wars 11/06/2003 03:58 PM
One of the background hums of AdTech this week has been fraud in the PPC space.

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Star Wars Pez 03/28/2005 10:15 AM
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link (Thanks, IZ Reloaded).

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Strat Wars 0.7


Strat Wars 0.7 09/06/2004 10:52 AM
Space combat screensaver. The epic battle for domination of your screen.

Will the Search Wars Help You?


Will the Search Wars Help You? 06/14/2004 07:45 PM
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The Next Portal Wars? 05/19/2004 07:17 PM
It seems that, these days, everyone wants a piece of the "paid search" market. It's the big thing, after all. Still, as I read about how Telstra, down in Australia, is getting ready to "enter the market" by spending millions of dollars advertising their new "search and directory" service, it raises a lot more questions than it answers. First off, the article talks a lot about the paid search market, and how it's growing at phenomenal rates. It also talks about how Telstra is trying to take on Google, Yahoo and Microsoft in order to protect their current directory and classified advertising business. However, it takes a very long time before you get to what they actually mean by "getting into the search market." They're just building yet another portal, using Yahoo's Inktomi technology and LookSmart for search ads. Note that they're not doing anything to make "search" better. Really, all this turns out to be is a marketing play of the old school portal variety. They want to build a portal, hype the hell out of it, and then sell search-based ads on it - using the technology of others. There's no technology advantage. In fact, the technology they're using is actually the technology of one of their so-called "competitors," Yahoo. This has been raised before, but as the paid search battles continue there's an obvious channel conflict question that's going to be raised. How comfortable will these new portals (just trying to cash in with the marketing dollars) be with the fact that they're competing with the companies that are providing them their technology. Now, in some cases, they may try to build a better interface and a better user experience - which could attract some users. But simply surrounding the same old search engine with lots of ads and some portal type content doesn't seem to offer much of an advantage. If you read the article above, you'll notice that almost all of the "advantages" they discuss are for advertisers - not users. The advantages to your advertisers are useless if there's no advantage to your users, because you won't have any.
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